Brokers’ Views: First Columbus 11/05/2012
Biome Technologies is the UK’s leading and Europe’s second-largest producer of bioplastics – a market forecast to see a CAGR of 41 per cent through to 2015.
Biome Technologies is the UK’s leading and Europe’s second-largest producer of bioplastics – a market forecast to see a CAGR of 41 per cent through to 2015.
Clive Black and Darren Shirley waxed lyrical on the merits of dairy specialist Dairy Crest Group following the announcement that it was cutting the price it pays for its milk by 2p a litre.
CFA charterholder Jean Roche likes the look of fashion retailer Next.
At internet shopping sensation ASOS, retail maven Freddie George reckoned that a recent fourth-quarter trading update was a ‘little light of expectations’.
The quadruplets of Peter Mallin-Jones, Tim Dudley, Jeremy Dibb and Dmitry Kalachev make the case for copper producer Kazakhmys.
Jon Lienard and his companion James Tetley are keen to deliberate on touch screen specialist Carclo.
The tag team of Jonathan Imlah and Gareth Evans took a fancy to healthcare software outfit EMIS Group.
David O’Brien gave his twopence on recruitment specialist Robert Walters following a first-quarter trading update in which he noted that the group grew net fee income 12 per cent to £44.7 million.
Activity continues on the junior market as a number of listed light and heavyweights inadvertently alerted investors.
The manufacturing industry in the UK has suffered major contraction in recent years, but two AIM companies are making hay in the plastics sector. Miles Nolan reports
Kraft's hostile takeover of Cadbury Schweppes in 2010 sparked controversy in the UK and led to politicians and business leaders requesting an overhaul of the UK Takeover Code (Code).
Smiths Group set to overcome headwinds
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Oil concern Heritage Oil (HOIL) has reported its Miran West-3 well in Iraq could deliver 1,000 barrels per day of condensate.
Software specialist WANdisco has announced its intention to join AIM this June in an IPO that will raise £10 million.
Oil outfit Wessex Exploration (WSX) has updated investors on progress with its Guyane Maritime Permit.
Russia-focused JKX Oil & Gas (JKX) has won an exploration licence for the republic of Adygea in Southern Russia.
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